Bring These Vegan Snacks to Your Next Ballpark Outing

These days, baseball stadiums across the US are stepping up their vegan game. Gone are the days when vegans had to subside on peanuts for nine innings. Today, a number of Major League Baseball stadiums cater to those forgoing meat and other animal products with meals and snacks that provide fuel and flavor.

Citi Field, home of the New York Mets, boasts an entire section named Vegan City. Here you can find everything from plant-based nachos to burgers, Beyond Sausages, pretzels, and even white chocolate macadamia nut cookies. Across the country, San Francisco’s Oracle Park offers Impossible chicken nuggets, Field Roast hot dogs, and even vegan lumpia stuffed with kale, mushrooms, and potatoes courtesy of The Lumpia Company. 

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And this is just a taste of what MLB stadiums across the country have to offer. For the full list, check out our guide here.

Even with these delicious offerings, it never hurts to come prepared. And if you’re looking to save a little money or are in search of healthier stadium options, bringing your own snack is always the best choice. We love keeping a stash of these go-to vegan snacks—both store-bought and homemade—on hand for game day. But if you prefer to make your own snacks, we have just the recipes, too. 

The best store-bought vegan snacks to bring to a baseball game 

Pack up these vegan snacks come game day. 

Brami

1 Brami lupini beans

Brami has hit a home run with this healthy snack made from lupini beans. Lightly pickled in a variety of savory seasonings, these Italian beans can be enjoyed whole or shelled in four mouth-watering flavors (Sea Salt & Vinegar, Chili & Lime, Hot Chili Pepper, and Garlic & Rosemary). Packaged in convenient resealable bags, Brami’s low-calorie, nutritious snack is ready to play.
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Primal Spirit Foods

2 Primal Strips meatless vegan jerky

For a protein boost between innings with a satisfying chew, try one of the meaty plant-based offerings from Primal Strips. Made with all-natural ingredients, the strips come in six varieties, including Mesquite Lime, Hot & Spicy, and Texas BBQ. Throw your concession stand eats a curve ball by cutting up these strips and sprinkling them on your French fries and popcorn.
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Hippeas

3 Hippeas

There are many puffed snacks on the market, but few that keep us coming back for more, like Hippeas. While many chickpea snacks are roasted, Hippeas are ground into flour with other organic ingredients, ideal for a tasty snack. Available in several scrumptious flavors (including Vegan White Cheddar, Barbecue, and Sriracha), these snacks serve up good vibes as much as a crunchy, delicious bite.
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Annie’s Homegrown

4 Annie’s Chocolate Chip Bunny Grahams

Need a kid-friendly snack? Annie’s Chocolate Chip Bunny Grahams are honey-free cookies that both kids and adults will love. They’re free from high-fructose corn syrup, artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives, too. If you’re looking for another vegan cookie flavor from this brand, check out the Birthday Cake Bunny Grahams. You won’t regret it.
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5 Nature’s Bakery Double Chocolate Brownie Bars

If you’ve got a sweet tooth, these Double Chocolate Brownie Bars are the perfect game-day treat. Rich, fudgy, and packed with vegan chocolate, they’re as indulgent as they are nutritious—made with wholesome ingredients like whole grains and dates to keep you energized through all nine innings.
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6 Simple Mills Almond Flour Crunchy Cookies

These Crunchy Chocolate Chip Cookies are the perfect baseball game snack—shelf-stable, crave-worthy, and made with simple, plant-based ingredients that give you lasting energy without any artificial stuff.
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Larabar

7 Larabar

Larabars offer a sweet, satisfying energy boost without any artificial ingredients or added sugar. Choose from many different tasty flavors, including Blueberry Muffin, Lemon Bar, and Apple Pie.
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8 Bear Real Fruit Snack Minis

For a nutritious, kid- and adult-approved fruity snack at the ballpark, Bear Real Fruit Snack Minis are a home run. Made with just four ingredients, they’re naturally sweet and totally mess-free.
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9 YumEarth Organic Chewys

With fruity flavors and clean ingredients, YumEarth’s Organic Chewys are a sweet treat everyone can enjoy. Plus, they’re individually wrapped for easy sharing throughout the game.
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PopCorners

10 PopCorners Popped Corn Snacks

Sure, you could grab popcorn at the concession stand—but PopCorners offers a crunchy, flavorful twist on the classic snack. Available in crowd-pleasing flavors like White Cheddar, Sweet Chili, and Sea Salt, they’re perfect for munching through extra innings.
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Homemade vegan snacks

If you’d prefer to DIY your snacks, then pick from one of these plant-based recipes below. Whether you’re craving salty, sweet, or spicy foods, we’ve got you covered.

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1 Snickerdoodle energy bites

With just six ingredients, these delicious power balls are naturally sweetened and ready in just a few minutes. The cookie-inspired treats are easy to customize, too. Add toasted pecans, chocolate chips, or coconut depending on your preference.
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Nadine Horn and Jörg Mayer

2 Vegan grilled onigiri

These easy-to-make grilled onigiri feature rice mixed with a savory blend of black sesame seeds, nori, and fresh parsley. But that’s not all—they’re cooked in a Japanese barbecue sauce glaze to give them an umami, slightly crunchy exterior. These rice balls travel well, so not only are they great for the game, but you can also make them for quick lunches and picnics, too.
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Sarah Bond

3 Strawberry chia oat bites

Wholesome and sweet, these snacks are packed with oats, strawberries, chia, mashed banana, applesauce, slivered almonds, and plenty of spices. They’re perfect if you’re looking for a healthier snack to keep you satiated while you watch the game—so they’re a winner in our books.
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Hélène Dujardin

4 Garlicky pizza hummus

Get your pita chips, celery, and carrots ready. This protein-packed dip is reminiscent of a great slice of pizza, thanks to the use of nutritional yeast, tomato sauce, oregano, rosemary, parsley, basil, and plenty of garlic. Pro tip: Add red pepper flakes to taste if you like spice in your life.
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Nassima Rothacker

5 Deliciously Ella’s Homemade Mango Fruit Roll-Ups

Bear Real Fruit is one option for a sweet roll-up snack, but you can also make your own version from scratch by following this easy recipe from Deliciously Ella. It requires just three ingredients: dried mango, maple syrup, and lemon juice.
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Andrea Hannemann

6 Chocolate-Covered Hemp Rice Crispy Treats

These hemp rice crispy treats are made with just a handful of wholesome ingredients, including smooth peanut butter, hemp hearts, and vegan chocolate chips. They’re the perfect chewy, energizing snack to keep you going through extra innings at the ballpark.
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7 Cocoa-Spiced Roasted Almonds

These Cocoa-Spiced Roasted Almonds are an ideal ballpark snack—they’re portable, protein-packed, and full of flavor. The sweet-spicy combo satisfies cravings, while the almonds provide lasting energy to keep you fueled through every inning.
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Vegan Chocolate Treats

8Matcha Chocolate Coconut Bliss Balls

Packed with natural sweetness from dates and a boost of energy from cashews and matcha, these vegan matcha chocolate coconut balls are customizable and mess-free—ideal for munching during the game.
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Micah Siva

9Copycat Starbucks Chickpea Protein Bites

These crispy, protein-packed Copycat Starbucks Chickpea Protein Bites make for a great, snackable option at the ballpark. They’re easy to eat on the go, full of flavor, and the perfect fuel to keep you full and help you resist those stadium eats. 
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10Miso Butter Caramel Corn

Another great way to skip the pricey stadium snacks? Make your own popcorn! It’s not only super easy to prepare, but you can customize it to your liking and make it a healthier alternative to the concession stand options.
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